At any of the Harvest House of Cannabis locations in Arizona, and at our Arizona Natural Selections and Urban Greenhouse stores. A complete list of stores, locations can be found here.

Note: Due to high demand we are NOT taking on-line orders for recreational cannabis. You must visit one of our locations to place an order. Once the volume reduces to a manageable level we will resume taking on-line orders here.

At any of the Harvest House of Cannabis locations in Arizona, and at our Arizona Natural Selections and Urban Greenhouse stores. A complete list of stores, locations can be found here.

Note: Due to high demand we are NOT taking on-line orders for recreational cannabis. You must visit one of our locations to place an order. Once the volume reduces to a manageable level we will resume taking on-line orders here.

To purchase recreational marijuana, you must be at least 21 years of age or older.

Yes, you will be required to show a validly issued, unexpired government ID that proves you are 21 years of age or older.

It depends. If you are a medical card holder, you can purchase under both the medical and recreational programs, but the total amount of marijuana you are allowed to possess under the law is 2.5oz.

Not yet! Between 2023 and 2025, (DHS) will create rules surrounding personal deliveries.

For recreational customers, you can buy one ounce of marijuana (no more than 5 grams being concentrate).

For Medical Patients, the program hasn’t changed: You can still buy 2.5oz in a 14-day period.

Sorry friends, not so fast! Marijuana cannot be smoked in public.

Keep yourselves on the right side of the law: You cannot consume marijuana or marijuana products while driving, operating or riding in the passenger seat of an operating motor vehicle, boat, vessel, aircraft or another vehicle used for transportation.

The legalization of marijuana does not impact your medical card at all. In fact, if you are a medical marijuana card holder, your Harvest retail experience will be no different than it was before. Bonus: medical cardholders do not pay the 16% tax!

Even though it’s recreationally legal, an employer still has the right to maintain a drug-and-alcohol-free workplace. Medical patients do have some employee protections from discrimination as registered, qualified patients.

YES! An important part of Prop 207 is the expungement program. Come July 2021, those who were arrested, charged with, adjudicated or convicted of certain marijuana-related crimes will be able to apply to have their record expunged. We will share more details on this process once they are available.